Helge Weman, professor in nano-electronics & nano-photonics
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Department of Electronics & Telecommunications
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My research focuses on synthesis and characterization of semiconducting quantum structures for use in energy efficient light emitters and solar cells. Since 2006 a strong focus is being made on heterostructured III-V semiconductor nanowires grown by molecular beam epitaxy. Fabrication of nanowire devices is being explored by electron beam lithography, nanoimprint and focused ion beam techniques. Opto-electronic characterization of e.g. nanowire quantum dots using techniques such as low temperature photocurrent and electroluminescence is done in order to understand and utilize quantum size effects for future photonic and photovoltaic device applications. During 2010-2013 I am leading a Nordic Consortium on III-V nanowire based solar cells entitled NANORDSUN.
NEWS! An article entitled "Always the sun: A new ray of sunshine" discussing the establishment, development, and future outlooks of NANORDSUN was published in the April 2012 issue of the magazine "International Innovation".*
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Editor: Helge Weman, Last updated: May 5, 2012
